oil pipeline rupture

State officials will be on hand to answer questions and hear from the public at Thursday afternoon event. It's informational only and no action will be taken.

Santa Barbara County Supervisors deadlock 2-2 over whether ownership change for some major oil facilities should be allowed. The result is no action on the issue.

The Commission filed a cease and desist order against Sable Offshore Corporation over what was called unpermitted work. Now, the company is suing.

State Coastal Commission issues order. The agency claims there have been multiple unpermitted projects underway.

Environmental groups blast action. They had sought a public review. The 2015 rupture of the pipeline caused a 140,000 gallon oil spill on the Gaviota Coast.

Company seeking county approval for transfer of ownership. Staff report recommends approval.

Sable Offshore Corporation is hoping to restart the pipeline before the end of 2024.

It was just after 5:30 Thursday morning.The loud rumbling of trucks sent Debra Lighter to the window of her home in Hall Canyon, a scenic neighborhood…

There’s been another oil pipeline spill on the South Coast, with tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil pouring out of a pipeline.Ventura County, and…

Firefighters are on the scene of what they say is a ruptured crude oil pipeline on the South Coast.Ventura County, and Ventura City firefighters were…